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All the latest posts in Sask Ag Now, dates for the most recent market reports as well as links to recently updated content.
The Canadian Agricultural Partnership is a five-year, $388-million investment by federal and provincial governments.
Sask Ag Now provides agronomic information, updates related to trade and market development, industry trends and agricultural policy.
Look up an event in your area or find the latest news release, fact sheet or publication produced and distributed by the Ministry of Agriculture.
Production and agronomic information, funding programs, how to handle insects and weeds and irrigation opportunities are available for producers.
Information on raising livestock, funding programs and the regulations/guidelines livestock operations follow.
The Ministry of Agriculture offers a multitude of programs, services and publications to meet the needs of producers, agribusinesses and the public.
Current and historical market information including crop reports, market trends, trade statistics and livestock market updates.
Saskatchewan is a leading supplier of agricultural products for some of the world’s fastest growing countries.
Learn about the programs that support Saskatchewan agriculture research and development to help diversify and profitability of agriculture in the province.
Learn about Crown lands in Saskatchewan, including information about leasing and purchasing.
Find out how the Value-Added team works with outside organizations to expand the value-added processing sector.
Learn about how the Ministry of Agriculture works with producers, schools, businesses and others to build and maintain public trust in the industry.
Several Regional Offices located around the province with Regional Specialists that are available to help you access the agronomic and business information you need.
Find programs and resources help you implement the best management tools you need to grow your operation.
Find information on how to protect farmers, their families and employees.
Learn about risk management programs available to help, which includes the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance, AgriStability and AgriInvest programs.
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